Sentence examples for reasonable jump from inspiring English sources

That's at least $3,700 more than the cheapest C 300, a reasonable jump considering the added technology.

So when do the reasonable conservatives jump ship?

Precisely because it is reasonable to jump to avoid the gruelling business of dying, a good death would soon be seen as unreasonable – and services and budgets adjusted accordingly.

Philip Glass's friends had a reasonable excuse for jumping the gun and throwing him a 75th-birthday party two days early at Le Poisson Rouge on Sunday evening.

Supporting new types of activities that fit into the structure of the Recovery Act, including a reasonable number of awards to jump start a new NIH Challenge Grant program where progress can be expected in two years.

The models predicted the film jump location with reasonable accuracy, and the width of the wetted region at the mid-plane was found to follow a simple relationship to the film jump width there.

Presented with the right incentives, an easy way to opt out if they do not like it and a reasonable assurance of security, citizens jump at the chance of greater convenience by sharing data in this way.

Go in to a jump at a reasonable speed.

One customer, who lives near Darlington in County Durham and travels each Friday to work in London, said the cost of a single fare had jumped from a reasonable £14.50 for a single to a minimum of £27.45, because the cheapest fares were no longer offered.

Beresford dismisses the innovation, insisting there is no need for such bureaucracy and jumps from the reasonable conclusion of the NAO that "the Department of Health needs to gain a better understanding of the different ways to commission personalised services" to an assertion that we have known what works for 20 years: more direct payments and more money.

The truth is, most of those Americans could afford their mortgages until their interest rates suddenly jumped from the reasonable to the usurious.